FISHERIES SERVICES SPAIN

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1 FISHERIES SERVICES SPAIN The following constitutes the Spanish response to the questionnaire on fisheries services contained in document AGR/FI(2006)22. Given the complexity of the information required, a table format is used. The five questions in page 2 of the Secretariat document have been answered in eight columns, as follows: Column 1 - Is the service provided by the public or private sector?: Public (Pu); private (Pr). When a service is provided by both, a line for each case is presented. Column 2 - Does a cost recovery scheme exist?: Yes (Y), Non (N), Partially (P) Column 3 - Is the provision of services regulated?: Yes (Y), Non (N), Partially (P) Column 4 - On what grounds is the provision of services restricted?: Environment (E), Management (M), Conservation (C), Security (S), Others (O) Column 5 - Are domestic and foreign users treated equally?: Yes (Y), Non (N) Column 6 - Is the service provided as a regulatory obligation?: Yes (Y), Non (N), Sometimes (S) Column 7 - Can the user freely choose between domestic or foreign providers?: Yes (Y), Non (N) Column 8 - Is the provision of a service an outcome of internationally agreed measures?: Yes (Y), Non (N), Partially (P). Thus, Question 1 has been divided up in columns 1 & 2; Question 2 in columns 3, 4 & 5; Question 3 is answered in column 6; Question 4 in column 7; and Question 5 in column 8. It is not always possible to find a simple and clear response to every question. Tables have been filled in to illustrate the most frequent situation in each case. Note that in some cases international requirements for Spain come from the European Commission and their bodies. General Comments In Spain, the responsibility for the management of fisheries is shared between the Central Administration and the Regional Autonomous Communities. The Constitution provides that the State is responsible for external waters and the regional administration for internal waters (defined as by UNCLOS criteria). Only the main harbours are managed by the State, while a large number of the fishing harbours are managed under the responsibility of the regional authorities. Due to that, small differences can appear among the administration of the ports. 1

2 There are a variety of circumstances involved in the provision of services to the marine capture fisheries and the aquaculture sectors. These services may be provided by either the public or the private sector. For example, the Research activities are provided basically by public institutions (IEO, CSIC), but also by private centres (I&D Technological Companies). Considering the financial sources, they can also be public or private for the different services. For example, financial support to research comes mainly from public sources (UE, State, Regions, etc.) but also from the private sector in a raising tendency, especially in some areas as the applied research and technology. The prevalence between public and private provided services, for the different types of services, is indicated below: Services provided to all value chain elements Usually provided by the public sector: infrastructure, research, veterinary services, re-training, storage facilities. Usually provided by the private sector: storage, transportation, fuel services, repair, lobbying. Harvesting Usually provided by the public sector: port access, observer programmes, enforcement, satellite monitoring, dock-side, monitoring, data collection, harbour and port services, rescue at sea, medical assistance, training, medical assistance, harbour structures. Usually provided by the private sector: financial management, risk management, port services, boat repair services, repair of equipment, bunkering, weighing of catch. Aquaculture sector Usually provided by the public sector: veterinary services, basic research, labour training, legislation, infrastructure, water regulation Usually provided by the private sector: applied research, environmental impact assessment, electricity provision, fresh water provision, surveillance. Processing and Trade sector Usually provided by the public sector: hygiene, safety, waste, location, labour and environmental/pollution specifications and inspection, infrastructure, labour training. Usually provided by the private sector: repair, workplace assessment, water, electricity, storage, cleaning, freezing, waste and safety maintenance. Distribution sector Usually provided by the public sector: infrastructure services (Mercas: central public markets; Municipal Markets: local markets), public transportation, pollution specifications, noise requirements Usually provided by the private sector: storage facilities, transportation, fuel services, maintenance of the market infrastructures (Mercas, Municipal Markets) 2

3 Retail and Consumer sector Usually provided by the public sector: rules on packaging and waste, workplace standards, industry statistics, competition regulations consumer information, defence of consumer interest. Usually provided by the private sector: labelling, monitoring, advertising, marketing Service Services provided to all value chain elements Infrastructure Pu Y Y M-S Y S Y P Infrastructure Pr Y N M-S-O Y S Y P Research Pu N Y E-M-C-O N S N P Research Pr Y N C-O Y N Y N Veterinary services Pu P Y S Y Y N P Veterinary services Pr Y Y S Y Y Y P Re-training Pu N Y O N Y N P Re-training Pr Y Y O Y Y Y P Export promotion Pu Y N N N N N Export promotion Pr Y N N N Y N Storage facilities Pu Y Y O Y N Y N Storage Pr Y N Y N Y N Transportation Pr Y Y O Y N Y N Data provision Pu N Y M Y Y N Y Data collection Pu N Y M Y Y N Y Fuel services Pr Y Y E-O Y N Y N Repair Pr Y N Y N Y N Lobbying Pr Y N N S N P 3

4 Service Harvesting Port access Pu Y Y S Y Y N Y Observer programmes Pu Y Y M-C N Y N Y Enforcement Pu Y Y M N Y N Y Satellite monitoring Pu Y Y M-C N Y Y Y Dock-side monitoring Pu Y Y O Y Y N Y Data collection Pu N Y M-C Y Y N Y Data provision Pr N Y M-C Y Y N Y Harbour and port services Pu Y N O Y Y N Y Harbour and port services Pr Y N O Y Y N N Research Pu N Y E-M-C N Y N Y Research Pr Y N E-C-O Y N Y P Surveillance Pu N Y M-C Y Y N Y TACs and Quota administration Pu N Y M-C Y Y N Y TAC and quota administration Pr N Y M-C N Y N Y Licences Pu N Y M N Y N Y Training Pu N Y O N Y N P Training Pr Y Y O Y Y Y P Re-training/re-skilling Pu N Y O N Y N P Auctions Pr Y Y M Y Y Y Y Rescue at sea Pu Y Y O Y Y Y Y Medical assistance Pu Y Y O Y Y Y Y Medical assistance Pr Y N O Y N Y N Financial management Pr Y N O Y N Y N Risk management Pr Y N O Y N Y N Certification of stocks Pr Y Y M-C Y Y Y Y Boat repair services Pr Y N O Y N Y N Repair of equipment Pr Y N O Y N Y N Bunkering Pr Y N O Y N Y N Weighing of fish Pr Y Y M-C-O Y Y N Y Traffic control Pu Y Y O Y Y N Y 4

5 Service Aquaculture Veterinary services Pu Y Y S Y Y N Y Veterinary services Pr Y N S Y N Y N Research Pu P Y O N N N N Research Pr Y N O Y N Y N Quotas for fish used in fishmeal N Environmental Impact Assessment Pr Y Y C Y Y Y Y Site locations Pu N Y C Y Y N Y Legislation Pu N Y E-C-S Y Y N Y Infrastructure Pu Y Y O Y N N N Infrastructure Pr Y Y O Y N Y N Water regulation Pu N Y E Y Y N Y Electricity provision Pr Y N O Y N Y N Farm management Pr Y N M-E-S Y N Y N Cleaning Pr Y Y E-S Y Y Y Y Environmental monitoring Pr Y Y E Y Y Y Y Labour Pr Y Y O Y Y Y Y Fresh water provision Pu Y Y E Y Y N Y Service Processing and Traders Hygiene specifications and inspections Pu P Y E-S Y Y N Y Safety specifications and inspections Pu P Y E-S Y Y N Y Waste specifications and inspections Pu P Y E-S Y Y N Y Location specifications and inspections Pu P Y E-S Y Y N Y Labour specifications and inspections Pu N Y S-O Y Y N Y Environmental/pollution specifications and Pu P Y E-S Y Y N Y inspections Infrastructure Pu P N O Y N N N Infrastructure Pr Y N O Y N Y N Electricity and water Pu Y Y E Y N N N Electricity and water Pr Y Y E Y N Y N Repair Pr Y N O Y N Y N Research Pu P Y O N Y N P Research Pr Y N O Y N Y N Labour Pr Y Y O Y N Y Y Training Pu N Y O N Y N Y Training Pr P Y O Y N Y Y Workplace assessments Pr Y N O Y N Y N Storage Pr Y Y S Y N Y N Cleaning Pr Y Y S-E Y Y Y Y Freezing Pr Y Y S Y N Y N 5

6 Service Distribution Infrastructure services Pu P Y E-S Y S N Y Public transportation facilities (e.g. Pu Y Y S Y N N N train) Pollution specifications Pu N Y E-S Y Y N Y Noise requirements Pu N Y E-S Y Y N Y Storage facilities Pr Y Y O Y N Y N Transportation Pr Y Y S-O Y N Y N Fuel services Pr Y Y S-O Y N Y N Service Retailers and Consumers Guidelines for compulsory labelling Pu N Y M-O Y Y N Y standards Guidelines for voluntary eco-labelling Pr Y N E-O Y N Y N standards Enforcement/administration of official Pu N Y M-O Y Y N Y label standards Enforcement/administration of official Pr Y N E-O Y N Y N eco-label standards Rules on packaging and waste Pu N Y E Y Y Y Y Workplace standards Pr Y Y O Y Y Y Y Industry Statistics Pu N Y M Y Y N Y Competition regulations Pu N Y M Y Y N Y Consumer information Pu N Y O-S Y N N N Defence of consumer interests Pu N Y O-S Y Y N Y Monitoring of public label standards Pu N Y S-O Y Y N Y Monitoring of private eco-label Pr Y N E-O Y N Y N standards Infrastructure Pr Y N Y N Y N Advertising Pr Y N Y N Y N Marketing Pr Y N Y N Y N Training Pr Y N Y N Y N Representation/lobby Pr Y P O N Y N P Risk management Pr Y N Y N Y N Certification bodies Pr Y N Y N Y N Labour Pr Y N Y N Y N 6